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pittcrewOwner etc. of 3785

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Originally posted by nazgul:
since a discussion has been going on about interiors, i have to ask......

has anyone been able to center the steering wheel to the seat?

at first the asymmetry drove me absolutely nuts (despite having the same in my old '86 toyota cargo van), but it is really irritating and if there is a feasible way to solve this, it would be appreciated. of course, i suspect, a new dash is involved (hmmmm a nice winter project!!).

thanks in advance

nazgul

I expeienced the same problem on a 71. The steering wheel angled to the left badly. After examination I found that the underdash structure that the column mounts to was welded on crooked. I ended up making new column mounts so now the steering wheel sits parallel to the driver. The seat is however not centered to the wheel.

9/26/088:27 PM

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